Chicago Cubs Win Long Game and Waterloo Recruit News
Chicago edged Cincinnati 7 6 in eleven innings as Clymer Zimmermann and Archer led the late scoring, while Cincinnati's Bates and McDonald sparked a five run third. Philadelphia topped Brooklyn 2 1 behind Mayer's pitching. Toronto–St Louis and Boston–New York results follow as agents discuss Waterloo club prospects and possible intercity games amid rearranged parks and practice plans in Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and Muscatine.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Clymer
Mitchell
Zimmerman
Saier
Archer
Laurenter
Bates
McDonald
Grant
AB. R.H. PO
A. E. Clymer
Behulte
Baier
Fovers
Phelan
Bridwell
Corridon
Lavender
Smith P
Goode
Miller
Gheney,p
Cincinnati AB. R.h.po. AE. Bescher
Tinker
Abo Hoblitzel
Becker, Rf
Frees Severcid
Packard
Evers
Johnson
Clark
Sater
Sailer
Trun
Smith
Cheney
Hoblitzell
Egan
Hoblitzer
Mayer
Allen
Brooklyns
Dahlen
Curtis
Kirkpatrick
Moran
Meyer
Phila
Brookton
Dooin
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Morgan
Griner and Geyer
Talbot
R. HB
McSweeney
Asian Marine Eee
Famue and Kelley
Iner
Geyer
Wingo
Yi Griner
Geyer Mackin
Boston
New York
Macki
Marquard
Wilson
Trier
Nesbit: Co
Eacess
Bowler Pairings Spark Mixed Results at Jackman Lanes
Mackin and Person and Morgan and Talbot headed a four win six loss two man series at Jackman alleys last evening. Weltzin and Smith split even, while McSweeney and Nesbit managed only one victory. The note ends with a literary aside and a Beecher quote about motherhood.
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Mackin
Person
Morgan
Talbot
Jackman Alleys
Weltzin
Smith
McSweeney
Nesbit
Fama
Philadelphia Beats Boston 6 4 In Baseball Tilt
Philadelphia defeats Boston 6 to 4 as errors by Wagner and Yerkes in the seventh inning swing the game Philadelphia tallies come after Murphy singles and bases are loaded Daley enters after Strunk sprains ankle in sixth Strunk and Speaker feature with early help from Hooper Yerkes Barry and Lewis contribute in offense for Philadelphia while Boston misses key plays in decisive inning.
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Philadelphia
Wagner
Yerkes
Boston
Hey
Murphy
Daley
Strunk
Speaker
AB. R. WH. PO. A
Wood
Bedient
Foster
Henrixsop
Ball
Eee
Plank
Nanamaker
Houck
Lewis
Collins
Barry
Hooper
McGnnis
Jeft
Wond
Engle
Connolly
McGreevy
Hedient
Phila
AB. R
PO. A
McInnis
Lapp
Catcher Johnny Kling to Join Cincinnati Reds Next Month
Kansas City dispatch reports catcher Johnny Kling will join the Cincinnati Reds next month. Kling plans daily three hour practice sessions and expects to reach good condition in about two weeks as he settles his local business affairs.
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Waterloo
Prospect. Park
Cedar River Park
Jobbers’ League
Prospect
G. A
Cedar River
Belden Hill
Blenner
Stuart
Pearly Blenner
la Yanna
Ill
Dlinois
Lyons
Dean Stuart
Clinton
Iowa
Western Ilinois
Smoka
Johnny Kling
Cincinnati Reds
Kansas City
Cincinnati Rede
Kling
Yesterday's results from major leagues and leagues
Results from yesterday across American Association and Western League show Minneapolis 7 over Columbus 1, St Paul 9 over Louisville 4, Milwaukee 6 over Indianapolis 0, Topeka 10 over Des Moines 6, Wichita 10 over Denver 8, and St Joseph 4 over Sioux City 2. American League matchups include Detroit at Chicago, St Louis at Cleveland, Boston at Washington, and New York versus Philadelphia.
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Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Hoston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Baseball schedules and ads echo early 1900s notices
National League matchups list Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston. American Association Columbus at Kansas City Indianapolis at Milwaukee Toledo at St Paul Western League Louisville at Minneapolis Des Moines at Omaha Lincoln at Topeka Denver at Wichita Sioux City at St Joseph. Also moth and dust proof bag ad for furs at 50 and 75 cents by P C Jones Furs her. The Club Cafe under new management seeks patronage.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
TAO
St Lovie
Brooklyn
Boston Wee
Cincinnati
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Paul
Ana Toledo
Dincaln
Omaha
Denver
TAY St. Joseph Waaeee
de Moines
Topeka
Sioux City
Wichita
Toledo
St. Paul
National League
St. Louis
Des Moines
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Waterloo Will Have Opposition From All Nations Team
Waterloo players report tomorrow noon to play Simpson College at Indianola before facing the All Nations combination in Waterloo. Manager Jay Andrews released four players to trim excess baggage. Donaldson the famous colored pitcher and Cuban Mendez headline a diverse lineup that went 99 wins and 2 losses last season.
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Waterloo
Jay Andrews
Simpson College
Indianola
Collegians
Andrews
Collins
Fishery
Barton
Eller
John Donaldson
Donaldson
Mendez
Chauteau
Oklahoma State League
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Chicago Cubs
Giants
Doc Jay Andrews
Waterloo Courier
Doc
Cedar Rapids
Cornell College
Davenport
Old Top
Ballard
Respert Park
Bill Galloway
Speed Boys
Yo Courier
Bugs
Dia
Ty Cobb
Navin
Tyrus
Ketow
Wewanee
Joe Tinker
Hank O'Day
Redlegs
Hol Walsh
Muscatine
Tim Flood
Winnipeg
Flood
Ottumwa
Grounders
Gazcott
St. Joseph Ud
Mother
Henry Ward Beecher
Mackmen
White Sox
R. Mitchell
W. Mitchell
Carish
Stone
Adams
Alexander
Engle, Hughes
Ainsmith
Ford
Fisher
Sweeney
Williams
Russell
Klawitzer
Klawitter
Stanage
Schalk
Ohio
Hall
Ndianapolis
P.C. Jones
Fursher
Club Cafe
Sunshine Graham Crackers
Takhoma Biscuit Marines Biscuit
Quality Biscuits of America
Omran Bakara
Sunshine
Toose-Wires Blacuit Company
Chicare Pleane
City
Simpson
Rouse
Hicks
Cripp
Bank Transfer CO
New
Tore
Lawrence L. Landers
Black Hawk Bank
Caay
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Joe Schiel
Sycamore Street
J. Busby
Mgr
TEL
Bunty
Molly McIntyre
The
United Play Co
Hugo B. Koch
Rose
Melody Boys
Dave Rafael
Melnotte Twins
Dainty
Arnsman
Cal Stewart
Colvin
Elks’ Hall
Hazel Fiddich
Nat'l Bank
TIN Shop
W. A. Covell & Son
Commercial Street
Wilbert Shallenberger
Osdewood Blvd
Hotel Ells
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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